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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011

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Revolt Like an Egyptian
Inconsistencies in Televised Confession of Bahraini Protesters Who Were Sentenced to Death An activist who died in police custody is shown on national TV confessing.
Party Chat
Vanity Fair Writer: ‘Graydon’s Better With the Women Than Tina Was’ He remembers their names, for example.
Photo Op
Williamsburg Pizzeria’s Hiring Policy Excludes Basically Everyone in Williamsburg Hipster joke!
PUPPIES!!!!!!!
Academics Claim Your Pet May Be Insulted by the Word Pet Okay, academics, that's enough.
Anti-Trumpites
Rand Paul Wants to See Donald Trump’s Certificate Of Republican Party registration!
Bons Mots
Peter Orszag Got Ben Stein Booted As Citigroup Conference Speaker for Sexist Jokes A woman e-mailed Orszag to complain.
Cable News News
Erin Burnett to Leave CNBC for CNN This is slightly unexpected.
Things People Cling To
No Health Care for Suspected Terrorists, But Guns? Sure! Two hundred and forty-seven suspected terrorists bought guns in 2010.
Revolt Like an Egyptian
U.N. Votes for No Action in Syria As Hundreds of Government Officials Defect En Masse Protesters object to being characterized as extremists.
Mobsters
‘We Don’t Kiss in Public No More’ FBI surveillance caused Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano to kill a time-honored and beloved mob tradition.
White House: The New Class
Obama’s National-Security Picks Cross the Line Between Spy and Soldier Time was, you could distinguish the two.
FUN-raising
President Obama Fires Up New York Crowds by Reiterating That He Was Born in America Hooray!
Economy
The Economy Grew at a Rate of 1.8 Percent Last Quarter, Slower Than Expected But Obama released his birth certificate!
September 11
Judge Sets a One Month Deadline in 9/11 Wrongful Death Case And no one is happy.
Tornadoes
Death Toll From Tornadoes Unleashed by Southern Storm Climbs to 193 [Updated] One hundred and twenty-eight killed in Alabama alone.